Something to Hand Someone

Name: KC Mobility Scooter Rentals LLC
Address: 703 Pennsylvania Ave, Leavenworth, KS, 66048, US
Telephone: (913) 775-1098
Price range: $$

A guest asks your front desk where they can get a scooter. Whoever is working that shift may never have read our website, but they can open a drawer.

Tell us where you are and we'll bring you a stack of cards and a few flyers. Free, no agreement, and no obligation to hand out a single one.

Who this is for

Hotel front desks and concierges

A guest who cannot manage the walk to the convention floor, asked at check-in.

Senior communities and activity offices

Families asking what to do about an outing, or about a chair that has stopped holding charge.

Venues, box offices and guest services

A ticket holder who needs wheels for the evening and has nowhere to get them.

Meeting planners and show offices

The attendee who works it out on the second morning of a four-day show.

Anywhere else it comes up

If people ask you this question, we'll bring you cards. No need to fit a category.

What arrives

Business cards for a drawer, a counter holder, or a pocket.
A one-page flyer with the equipment, how delivery works and the number.
Usually hand-delivered, most of the metro within a week.
Mailed instead, if you'd rather not have a visit.

What doesn't come with it

No agreement, no contract, nothing to sign.
No commission. We don't pay referral fees to anyone, so there's nothing to disclose and nothing for compliance to review.
No obligation to display them or hand any out.
No follow-up sales calls. We bring them and leave you alone.

Where should we bring them?

A street address and a name at the desk is all we need. No agreement, no cost, and we won't chase you afterwards.

In a hurry, or would rather just talk? Call (913) 775-1098. A person answers.

Questions

Is there really no cost?

None. We print them, we deliver them, and there is no commission or agreement attached. If you never hand one out, nothing happens. We would simply rather your desk had something to give someone than send them to a search engine.

What exactly turns up?

Business cards for a desk drawer or a counter holder, and a one-page flyer with the equipment, how delivery works and the phone number. Tell us roughly how many of each and we will bring a sensible amount. For a front desk that is usually a small stack of cards and a handful of flyers, not a box.

How does it get here?

Usually Jeff brings them himself. We are a Kansas City business and it is a short drive, so most places in the metro get a knock on the door within a week. If you would rather they just arrived in the post, say so in the notes and we will mail them instead.

Do we have to display them?

No. A drawer is fine. Plenty of properties will not put a third-party card on a counter and that is entirely reasonable. What matters is that whoever is working the desk can find one when a guest asks.

We would rather print our own. Can we?

Yes, and it saves us a trip. The handouts on this site are built to print on ordinary office paper in black and white. There are versions for hotels, senior communities, meeting planners, HR teams and tour operators. Each has a PDF you can download and send to whoever does your printing.